
Digimon · Double Diamond
Alphamon
BT6-111-p1
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About Alphamon
Alphamon (card #BT6-111-p1) is a card from the Double Diamond set in the Digimon Trading Card Game. The Double Diamond set belongs to the Digimon series and was released in 2000. Track its full price history, compare raw and graded values, browse other printings, and find live listings below.
Card details
- Set
- Double Diamond
- Number
- #BT6-111-p1
- Year
- 2000
- Game
- Digimon
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Card details
- Card type
- Digimon
- Colour
- Black
- Level
- Lv.6
- Form
- Mega
- Attribute
- Vaccine
- Type
- Holy Warrior/Royal Knight/X-Antibody
- DP
- 11000
- Play cost
- 13
- Digivolve cost
- 3 from Lv.5
Effect
[Security] At the end of the battle, add this card to your hand. Then, if a Digimon with [Royal Knight] or [X-Antibody] in its type is in play, up to 12 of your opponent's Digimon can't attack players for the turn.[When Attacking] You may pay up to 5 memory. If you do, this Digimon gets +1000 DP for the turn for each memory paid.[End of Attack] Gain 2 memory.
FAQs about Alphamon
What set is Alphamon from?
Alphamon is card #BT6-111-p1 from the Double Diamond set (released 2000).
What year was Alphamon released?
The Double Diamond set was released in 2000.
How many printings of Alphamon are there?
Alphamon has 8 printings across sets.
Where can I buy Alphamon?
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